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@unotest/viewer

v0.52.1

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Localhost HTTP+WS viewer for unotest. Target-agnostic host: runner packages (@unotest/web, @unotest/mobile, …) are à-la-carte plugins auto-detected at boot and selectable via the TEST TARGET switcher. NestJS server + React+MobX frontend. Reads run-artifac

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@unotest/viewer

Local browser UI for @unotest/web test runs.

Installed automatically as part of @unotest/web — no manual setup needed.

Usage

npx @unotest/web viewer

Opens a local IDE-style UI in your default browser: a scenario / collection / run-history tree, run-from-UI with live results over WebSocket, a foldable block view of each scenario (one section per step(...) block) with per-step status, a step debugger (breakpoints + live DOM inspection), screenshots and failure artifacts, and a docked terminal.

A scenario file with several test_* functions is a node in the tree, with one row per test. Each test has its own run, status and history. The file's run lists its tests, and Run again on a test runs that test only. The file's dot is red when a test failed. It is grey (skipped) only when every test skipped, and violet (failed on purpose) only when every test that ran was expected to fail; otherwise it is green. Home and collection summaries count tests, not files.

Set UNOTEST_VIEWER_NO_OPEN=1 to start the server without auto-opening the browser.

Set UNOTEST_VIEWER_TERMINAL=off on a host that cannot give the docked terminal a PTY (the native node-pty addon is not installed there). The viewer then has no terminal at all — no panel, no button, no terminal socket — for every session. Unset, the terminal is on, and a machine missing the addon says so when the panel starts. A box sets it for its viewers.

Ecosystem

| Package | Role | |---|---| | @unotest/web | CLI / MCP server / runner | | @unotest/viewer | this package — local results browser | | @unotest/protocol | shared types | | @unotest/dsl | scenario parser + validator engine |